Howdy! I just got this set up today/yesterday and ran into an issue with a number of songs where for some reason it would fail to download specific songs, or specific versions of them.
Enabling the -e debug flag (super useful btw, thanks for including that) allowed me to track it down via this message:
File "C:\Users\User\AppData\Local\Packages\PythonSoftwareFoundation.Python.3.11_qbz5n2kfra8p0\LocalCache\local-packages\Python311\site-packages\spotify_aac_downloader\spotify_aac_downloader.py", line 110, in get_file_id
return next(i["file_id"] for i in metadata["file"] if i["format"] == self.audio_quality)
~~~~~~~~^^^^^^^^
KeyError: 'file'
Done (1 error(s))
After digging into it a little, it looks like the manifest data returned was not always returning the file object/dictionary in the main manifest and would sometimes contain an alternative array instead. By using this minor tweak in the code, i was able to download a full 48 song test playlist that was previously failing to download 17 of the songs (because of the above error).
Notes
This was tested with the -p flag (high quality downloads) and appears to work reliably.
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Howdy! I just got this set up today/yesterday and ran into an issue with a number of songs where for some reason it would fail to download specific songs, or specific versions of them. Enabling the
-edebug flag (super useful btw, thanks for including that) allowed me to track it down via this message:After digging into it a little, it looks like the manifest data returned was not always returning the
fileobject/dictionary in the main manifest and would sometimes contain analternativearray instead. By using this minor tweak in the code, i was able to download a full 48 song test playlist that was previously failing to download 17 of the songs (because of the above error).Notes
This was tested with the
-pflag (high quality downloads) and appears to work reliably.